Recovery and laying the basis of success 1925-28. The switch to the rural voter 1928-29.

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Recovery and laying the basis of success The switch to the rural voter

Connector- Who would vote what

Outcomes To think how your social status would affect the way that you vote To know how the Nazi party grew between To know how the Nazi party

Connector Rise to power (5 mins)

Keys To Growth Key to growth

Party Reorganisation The party had a flexible structure which enabled it to change according to the need of the times In May 1924 they made an alliance with other right wing parties and won 1.4 million votes (6.5%) in the Reichstag elections Following Hitlers release in 1925 the NSDAP was reformed following a poor showing in the elections (3.5%)

How did they do this? The party was reorganised into a central bureaucratic entity and an index of all members created At the party conference in 1926 Feb a new autocratic and centralised structure was discussed which stressed obedience to the Fuhrer (Fuhrerprincip) and the programme of Other Gauliter's ideas were brought into line with Hitlers The challenge of Gregor Strasser was also quelled by Hitler who claimed all actions had to be “legal” Hitler also attempted to limit the actions of the SA to appear legal. In 1926 they scaled down the role of the SA and introduced rules and sanctions for members

Also In 1926 the Hitler Youth and Nazi Student Association was founded 1927 Nuremberg Party Congress removed unsuitable Gauleiter and central bureaucracy reorganised The result? – votes (2.6%) and 12 seats in Reichstag – They did however achieve a high % of votes in certain areas ie agricultural NW Germany

This added stimulus October The Association for National Socialist Jurists- first professional body- followed by organisations for doctors, teachers, students. This turned the party into a mass movement and enabled the spread of propaganda These groups represented certain groups were the party could now spread it ideas at grassroots One of the most important was the AA (Agrarpolitischer Apparat) who drew in a largely dicontented peasantry to the Nazis. This achieved its aims in a short period of time and also dominated other groups such as the Reichslandbund

Continuing Part of the work of the AA was to create a network of members to spread propaganda locally, to be complimented by the work of Goebells They would also target certain groups into voting for the Nazis Nazis's successfully attratced support of the young, especially students in /3 of their members were under 40 Without the electoral success in the 1930s the Nazis would not have had the power to be offered power later on

National Exposure Organisation and discipline meant that the Nazis could take advantage of the growing opposition to the Young Plan The referendum of 1929 called the Freedom Law by the Reich committee for A Referendum (it failed), which Hitler joined after negotiating Nazi guarantees, gave the party massive exposure, especially to their rallies The impact on the electorate was immediate and the party were able to present themselves as a party on the national stage The Nazis were able to take advantage of the increasing polarised German politics thanks to their previous reorganisation

Read Access to History P Answer question – 'No more than a fringe irritant in German politics” – How far do you agree with this view of the strength of the Nazi Party between ?

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